story: CHAPTER V. 
  
  THE FITZGERALDS OF CASTLE RICHMOND. 
  
  What idea of carrying out his plans may have been prevalent in Fitzgerald's mind when he was so defiant of the countess, it may be difficult to say. Probably he had no idea, but felt at the spur of the moment that it would be weak to yield. The consequence was, that when Lady Desmond left Hap House, he was obliged to consider himself as being at feud with the family. 
  
  The young lord he did see once again during the holidays, and even entertained him at Hap House; but the earl's pride would not give way an inch. 
  
  "Much as I like you, Owen, I cannot do anything but oppose it. It would be a bad match for my sister, and so you'd feel if you were in my place." And then Lord Desmond went back to Eton. 
  
  After that they none of them met for many months. During this time life went on in a very triste manner at Desmond Court. Lady Desmond felt that she had done her duty by her daughter; but her tenderness to Clara was not increased by the fact that her foolish attachment had driven Fitzgerald from the place. As for Clara herself, she not only kept her word, but rigidly resolved to keep it. Twice she returned unopened, and without a word of notice, letters which Owen had caused to be conveyed to her hand. It was not that she had ceased to love him, but she had high ideas of truth and honour, and would not break her word. Perhaps she was sustained in her misery by the remembrance that heroines are always miserable. 
questions: What is the chapter title?
questions: Who is thinking about a plan?
questions: What did he feel after Lady Desmond left?
questions: Was Fitzgerald young or old?
questions: When did he see the young lord?
questions: Where did Lady Desmond leave?
questions: Who would not see Fitzgerald?
questions: Who's mind would not be swayed?
questions: What is Fitzgerald's first name?
questions: What did the earl think about a match with him and his sister?
questions: Who is Lady Desmond's kid?
questions: Where did the earl go after disapproving the relationship?
questions: Where are Lady Desmond and her daughter staying?
questions: What did Clara do with some mail?
questions: Did Clara hate Owen?
answers: THE FITZGERALDS OF CASTLE RICHMOND
answers: THE FITZGERALDS OF CASTLE RICHMOND. 
  
answers: Fitzgerald
answers: What idea of carrying out his plans may have been prevalent in Fitzgerald's mind when he was so defiant of the countess, it may be difficult to say
answers: unknown
answers: unknown
answers: Young
answers: The young lord he did see once again during the holidays
answers: During the holidays
answers: The young lord he did see once again during the holidays
answers: Hap House
answers: when Lady Desmond left Hap House
answers: unknown
answers: unknown
answers: the earl's
answers:  but the earl's pride would not give way an inch. 
  
answers: Owen
answers: "Much as I like you, Owen,
answers: It would be a bad match
answers:  It would be a bad match for my sister, and so you'd feel if you were in my place
answers: Clara
answers: Lady Desmond felt that she had done her duty by her daughter; but her tenderness to Clara
answers: Eton
answers:  And then Lord Desmond went back to Eton
answers: Desmond Court
answers: During this time life went on in a very triste manner at Desmond Court
answers: returned it unopened
answers: Twice she returned unopened, and without a word of notice, letters which Owen had caused to be conveyed to her hand.
answers: No
answers: It was not that she had ceased to love him, but she had high ideas of truth and honour